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Drop assume-asserting logging macros #11630

Drop assume-asserting logging macros

Drop assume-asserting logging macros #11630

Triggered via pull request January 21, 2025 10:54
Status Failure
Total duration 1m 18s
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build_plus_test (self-hosted, ARMv8.4)
Process completed with exit code 1.
build_plus_test (self-hosted, ARMv8.4)
Artifact path is not valid: /LastTest_*.log. Contains the following character: Asterisk * Invalid characters include: Double quote ", Colon :, Less than <, Greater than >, Vertical bar |, Asterisk *, Question mark ?, Carriage return \r, Line feed \n The following characters are not allowed in files that are uploaded due to limitations with certain file systems such as NTFS. To maintain file system agnostic behavior, these characters are intentionally not allowed to prevent potential problems with downloads on different file systems.
build_plus_test (self-hosted, ARMv8.0)
Artifact path is not valid: /LastTest_*.log. Contains the following character: Asterisk * Invalid characters include: Double quote ", Colon :, Less than <, Greater than >, Vertical bar |, Asterisk *, Question mark ?, Carriage return \r, Line feed \n The following characters are not allowed in files that are uploaded due to limitations with certain file systems such as NTFS. To maintain file system agnostic behavior, these characters are intentionally not allowed to prevent potential problems with downloads on different file systems.
build_plus_test (self-hosted, ARMv8.0)
Process completed with exit code 1.
build_plus_test (self-hosted, ARMv8.2)
Process completed with exit code 1.
build_plus_test (self-hosted, ARMv8.2)
Artifact path is not valid: /LastTest_*.log. Contains the following character: Asterisk * Invalid characters include: Double quote ", Colon :, Less than <, Greater than >, Vertical bar |, Asterisk *, Question mark ?, Carriage return \r, Line feed \n The following characters are not allowed in files that are uploaded due to limitations with certain file systems such as NTFS. To maintain file system agnostic behavior, these characters are intentionally not allowed to prevent potential problems with downloads on different file systems.